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Story summary
- A New Zealander has been charged with sexually abusing a male in Auckland in 1995, with a court appearance scheduled for the North Shore District Court later this week.
- The charge carries a maximum penalty of seven years’ imprisonment.
- David John Andrews, a 56-year-old from Northern Ireland, was denied an appeal against his 27-year sentence for sexually abusing 47 victims, including 46 children.
- The court labeled his actions as a "modern scourge" necessitating severe punishment.
- Bainlea House is under scrutiny for inadequate care of a vulnerable woman, resulting in a breach of health standards.
